U.S. Officials Have IDd Suspects Involved In The New York And New Jersey Bombings. Terror Cell Likely Involved

New York Times: Police Hunt for Ahmad Khan Rahami in Connection With Manhattan Bombing

The police are searching for a 28-year-old man, described as a naturalized citizen of Afghan descent, Ahmad Khan Rahami, in connection with the bombing in Manhattan on Saturday night, sending out a cellphone alert to millions of residents.

“I want to be very clear that this individual could be armed and dangerous,” Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said on Monday morning. “Anyone seeing him should call 911 immediately.”

Mr. de Blasio would not go into detail about why Mr. Khan was wanted, but he said finding him was critical to the safety of the city.

“What we do know is we need to get this guy right away,” he said.

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WNU Editor: The FBI's alert for Ahmad Khan Rahami is here.

More News On The Search For Ahmad Khan Rahami And This Weekend's Bomb Attacks IN new York City And New Jersey

Ahmad Khan Rahami named by police as New York bomb suspect - live updates -- The Guardian
Police identify ‘wanted’ man in Manhattan bombing; ‘multiple’ IEDs found at N.J. train station -- Washington Post
Authorities identify suspect in New York explosions -- Reuters
Naturalized Afghanistan citizen sought in Manhattan blast -- AP
Ahmad Rahami Identified as N.Y., N.J. Bombings Suspect: Officials -- NBC
NY, NJ bombings: Suspect IDd, terror cell likely involved, officials say -- CNN
Person of interest named in New York City bombing -- FOX News
New Jersey resident Ahmad Khan Rahami identified as first person wanted in connection with NYC bombing -- New York Daily News
New York governor now says it looks like Manhattan bombing could be act of terrorism with foreign connection -- AP
US attacks: What we know so far -- CNN